SMART-I2: "Spatial Multi-User Audio-Visual Real Time Interactive Interface"
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R. Marc, E. Corteel, and BR. F.. Katz, "SMART-I2: "Spatial Multi-User Audio-Visual Real Time Interactive Interface"," Paper 7609, (2008 October.). doi:
R. Marc, E. Corteel, and BR. F.. Katz, "SMART-I2: "Spatial Multi-User Audio-Visual Real Time Interactive Interface"," Paper 7609, (2008 October.). doi:
Abstract: The SMART-I2 aims at creating a precise and coherent virtual environment by providing users with both audio and visual accurate localization cues. It is known that for audio rendering, Wave Field Synthesis, and for visual rendering, Tracked Stereoscopy, individually permit high quality spatial immersion within an extended space. The proposed system combines these two rendering approaches through the use of a large Multi-Actuator Panel used as both a loudspeaker array and as a projection screen, considerably reducing audio-visual incoherencies. The system performance has been confirmed by an objective validation of the audio interface and a perceptual evaluation of the audio-visual rendering.
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The SMART-I2 aims at creating a precise and coherent virtual environment by providing users with both audio and visual accurate localization cues. It is known that for audio rendering, Wave Field Synthesis, and for visual rendering, Tracked Stereoscopy, individually permit high quality spatial immersion within an extended space. The proposed system combines these two rendering approaches through the use of a large Multi-Actuator Panel used as both a loudspeaker array and as a projection screen, considerably reducing audio-visual incoherencies. The system performance has been confirmed by an objective validation of the audio interface and a perceptual evaluation of the audio-visual rendering.
Authors:
Marc, Rébillat; Corteel, Etienne; Katz, Brian F.
Affiliations:
LIMSI / CNRS, University of Paris; sonic emotion ag(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
125 (October 2008)
Paper Number:
7609
Publication Date:
October 1, 2008Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Innovative Audio Applications
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